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  1. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    Thank you for your help. Your profile says you joined this site in 2012 and have since posted over 113.000 messages. Helping out people with their issues and educating people like me by answering their noob questions. Your repository is an impressive feat as well. I can’t even begin to fathom...
  2. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    Yesterday you said: "Suggest you use ACPIDebug to see what GRPRW is returning in each case of 0x6d use. I use a brute-force technique where I rename GPRW to XPRW so I can override in an SSDT. See the hotpatch files here for example: https://github.com/RehabMan/OS-X-Clover-Laptop-Config" So I...
  3. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    I only found one instance in my DSDT.aml. Concerning ACPIDebug: there are 3 steps: Step 1. Apply the debug.txt patch via MaciASL (done) Step 2. Install the kext (ACPIDebug.kext) (done) Step 3. Add code to your DSDT to where you wish to cause trace messages to system.log (call \RMDT.PUSH) (not...
  4. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    Thanks for the tip. I didn't know that. I used Xcode to properly place the patch in my config.plist. For "Find" Data it says "47505257 02". When I search for that in my DSDT with Hex Fiend it just says "GPRW". I don't see "NotSerialized" (image down below). Can I - based on that fact - make the...
  5. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    Downloading Xcode right now as using that seems to allow for poper .plist editing. The download is quite big and the speed from Apple's servers isn't the best right now. I will let it download and then resume and report back tomorrow.
  6. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    Great. Patch is enabled. Hex Fiend allows for searching Hex and Text. If I need to search for a hex value, how can I determine the value I should look for (by opening DSDT in MaciASL?)? Or should I search for text? If I search for "GPRW" Hex Fiend finds many Hex values. Edit: when searching...
  7. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    I know. I found it weird it didn't look anything like the .dsl files I opened before.
  8. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    Compiled as ASL Placed in ACPI > patched Not sure if I'm using SortedOrder, renamed the file SSDT-1.aml Copied the appropriate patch in my config.plist Now for the last 2 steps before testing can commence: How do I enable the patch (is it by using a "boot arg")? And what should I look for in...
  9. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    Here you go Edit: never mind. You're right, I downloaded it incorrectly.
  10. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    Trying to compile SSDT-PRW.dsl as AML. Error: "1 6126 Input file does not appear to be an ASL or data table source file". Using MaciASL RM-1.31. ACPI 6.1 is active (preferences > compiler options). Used the same version previously to successfully compile DSDT.dsl. How can it be the wrong tool...
  11. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    There is no SSDT-GPRW.dsl in https://github.com/RehabMan/OS-X-Clover-Laptop-Config. There is, however, a .dsl called SSDT-PRW.dsl (which seems to do what you were talking about "// In DSDT, native GPRW is renamed to XPRW with Clover binpatch." How can I configure SSDT-Config.dsl. The referenced...
  12. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    I looked a the files you referenced (https://github.com/RehabMan/OS-X-Clover-Laptop-Config), searched this forum for "hotpatch" and googled "hotpatch". But the process is still a big question mark for me so far. What is a hotpatch? How do I use/apply a hotpatch? Do I use a premade hotpatch from...
  13. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    Applied debug.txt to my DSDT.aml Installed ACPIDebug.kext using Kext Utility 2.6.5. I don't understand how to rename GPRW to XPRW from the last part of what you said. Is it as straight forward as searching for "(GPRW," in MaciASL and renaming it to "(XPRW,"? Edit: Nope, renaming "(GPRW," in...
  14. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    Here you go: link
  15. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    Changed "0x04" to "0" at line 13234 (GLAN), 13343 (XHC) and 13793 (HDAS). Saved as DSDT.aml ("ACPI Machine Language Binary") in MaciASL RM-1.3. Placed DSDT.aml in "EFI > CLOVER > ACPI > patched" and rebooted. Unfortunately, when I put the computer to sleep, it still wakes up by USB. GLAN is the...
  16. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    By "two patched DSDT files" I meant that since I wanted to try two different patches I applied one patch to DSDT.dsl, tried booting with the patched DSDT in place and then repeated the process with the other patch. I put one DSDT.aml in the "patched folder" on the EFI partition at a time...
  17. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    If I may be so bold to present you with one more challenge: my goal is to edit the DSDT in such a way the hackintosh does not wake by USB anymore (only the power button). I tried both "usb_prw_0x0d_xhc.txt" and " usb_prw_0x6d_xhc.txt" from the Laptop-DSDT-Patch repository. But no luck so far...
  18. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    You're absolutely right. Tried iasl (the non-51 version) with MaciASL (the RehabMan version) from here. No errors.
  19. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    Okay, so get this. At first I was using "iasl.zip" from the RehabMan Bitbucket. So now I tried a different version: "iasl51.zip". And just like that: no more errors. I have absolutely no clue what the difference between iasl.zip and iasl51.zip is and I don't understand the logic behind one...
  20. flyinghackintosh

    [solved] Compiling in MacASL: spits out 6 errors

    refs.txt DSDT with your changes applied I edited the original code between: Line 13924 and 13937 Line 17345 and 17353 Downloaded iasl from the RehabMan Bitbucket. It doesn't say which version. MaciASL 1.4 Settings General "code coloring" is ticked iASL ACPI Specification --> 5.1 "Enable...
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